The 22nd annual Double Decker Festival hosts 25 restaurants, food trucks, and sweet shops, right in the middle of the square. The list includes a number of Oxford originals and plenty of others from around the region.
Patrons definitely do not want to miss some of these local favorites and out of town favorites. Included in this mix up of flavors are Proud Larry’s, Ravine, Taylor Grocery, and Rebel Barn BBQ, debatably some of the best BBQ in Oxford, serving some classic Oxford staples. Get pizza from anyone you can imagine in Oxford such as Dominos, Old Venice Pizza Company, Funky’s Pizza, Dodo Pizza, and the newest Fergndan’s Wood Fired Pizza. Maybe we can find something healthy at the Living Foods Organic Cafe and Market booth.
Beat the heat with a snow cone from Sno Biz or some fresh pink lemonade from Camp Lake Stephens. Enjoy some traditional cuisine from Ming’s Kitchen and Casa Mexicana. Then, of course, don’t forget Oxford favorites including Neon Pig, Beagle Bagel, Abner’s Famous Chicken Tenders, and Gus’s Fried Chicken.
Featured Food Vendors
B&E BBQ and More: A food truck based in Taylor, Miss. specializes in funnel cakes, nachos and Bridgette Gordon-Booker’s signature BBQ burger. Gordon-Booker, owner and operator, is an Abbeville native that has been cooking since she was 7.
Southern Sweets & More: A candy shop based in Senatobia, who is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth and gt the kids excited for a day on the Square.
Chicken Salad Chick: One of Oxford’s newest restaurants, specializing in, you guessed it, chicken salad. With 12 signature flavors your taste buds will surely thank you at this booth.
Mempops: Mempops, from Memphis, will bring one of their mobile units which could either be a truck or simply a cart to Oxford. We cannot wait to find out what is in store from these guys. They specialize in handmade popsicles with fresh ingredients and tasty combinations.
Sleddog’s: Memphis food truck featured for their footlong corndogs simply named Sleddog’s, also includes food with a mexican flair with tacos and quesadillas. They first get their start on the festival and Widespread Panic tour circuit.
Fergndan’s Wood Fired Pizza: One of Oxford’s newest food trucks. The family-run wood-fired food truck host a diverse menu with the option of a gluten-free pizza, which can be hard to find in town. They’re are making waves with their food, setting up weekdays and weekends all around Oxford and Water Valley.
Heartbreak Coffee: Small Batch coffee roasters new to Oxford, offering freshly roasted coffee beans from Africa and Central America. This small batch roast is soon to open a brick and mortar store.
Sunday’s Best: A food truck based out of Abbeville that you sure don’t want to miss, Known for their philly cheese steaks and hamburgers. Sunday’s Best will be serving up a number of tasty options. 
